Sentence examples for * the inconsistences from inspiring English sources

This apparent contradiction may explain some of the inconsistences in association between MBPS and cardiovascular disease observed here.

We believe that the inconsistences of the basic quasispecies model, when applied to human cells, completely disappear if we replace single nucleotide errors with aneuploidy errors.

The inconsistences observed in the migration and invasion behavior of MDA-MB-231 cells in response to different inhibitors of MEK, specifically in invasion toward EGF and migration and invasion toward HGF, raises some question as to how the MAPK pathway contributes to these events.

Traditional experimental economics methods often consume enormous resources of qualified human participants, and the inconsistence of a participant's decisions among repeated trials prevents investigation from sensitivity analyses.

To eliminate the inconsistence of position, pose, and scale caused by data acquisition, all samples are transformed into a uniform coordinate system.

Second, the inconsistence at the boundary is removed by a mesh stitching algorithm, in which both the points on the sub-mesh and the global mesh near the boundary are deformed to an interspaced position by interpolation method.

Its application to multiphase flows or multi-material deformations, however, encounters a numerical difficulty of satisfying continuity requirement due to the inconsistence of the interpolation schemes used for different phases.

There could be a number of reasons responsible for the inconsistence between our study and the Leuven study.

The different tissue scales between experiments are also responsible for the inconsistence.

We infer that the inconsistence may be again an artifact of refinement against low-resolution data.

Mis-annotation of genomic sequences, however, may be accounted for the inconsistence between our results and the published papers [ 8- 10].